Thursday, December 3, 2015

Katrina & Robbie’s wedding at Cambo House, St Andrews

Cambo is better known for it’s snowdrops but what a magical setting for a May wedding – and I believe the first for Cambo House. If you are looking for a really special grand house with a lovely family atmosphere – then Cambo House has it it all.

Katrina her family and bridesmaids were staying in the house and got ready in one of the beautiful bedrooms with a four poster bed.

Plenty of beautiful windows and rooms to catch some really special pictures. Katrina looked absolutely gorgeous

The bridemaids were in the right blue for the drawing room – couldnt have been better!!

Ready to go to church – Robbies grandfather gave Katrina away. Just love this b/w shot

Arriving at Crail church, in the East Neuk of Fife

And the first look

Congratulations to the new Mr & Mrs Stewart

Back to the beautiful walled garden at Cambo for the bride and groom photos

Wednesday, October 14, 2015

The Mad Hatter, Grey Matter Winter Series takes the
format of talks and presentations by a panel of experts and researchers from
across the UK crossing the boundaries of psychology, neuroscience, creativity
& human development.

The Winter
Series acts as a year round, audience development sibling to the fabulous Mad
Hatter, Grey Matter Festival – a festival that encourages curiosity and
creativity in all ages – founded in the summer of 2014 and takes place early
July

The Mad Hatter, Grey Matter Winter Series will take
place in the beautiful and historic Ballroom of Cambo House across October -
March

The Winter
Series 2014/15 was delivered by some of Scotland’s most animated and engaging
experts and researchers and got fantastic feedback from visitors.

For 2015/16
we are extremely excited and delighted to be offering a fascinating and rich
programme that will pair a Scotland based expert with a complimentary research
presentation from an expert / researcher working in another part of the UK.

Thursday 26th November 2015, 6.30-8pm

Who Are You Now?

Ben Graham is
Project Manager of Who Are You Now?, a project run by Headway East London, a charity that supports
survivors of brain injury from across the north and east of London.

Ben will be joined
by one of the project’s narrators. They will tell the story of who they were
before their injury, how they came to have their injury, and the impact it has
had on their life. They will describe what they have learned about the brain structures
involved in memory and forgetting, and about how disabilities caused by brain
injury can change a person's sense of self as well as many significant things
about the way they live. They will also talk about the emotional impact of
injury, and what the narrator has learned about life through surviving this
challenging experience.

Dr Grant Mair, an Academic
Neuroradiologist working for both the University of Edinburgh and NHS
Lothian, will then take the evening into the realm of brain imaging.

Grant will take us through how, why and when the brain is imaged with
illustrative examples of what modern medical imaging can tell us (and what it
can’t) and how this information can benefit patients (and their families) with
brain injury or other disorders of the central nervous system.

Wednesday, September 30, 2015

The Lumsden Club is a proud supporter of women’s, children’s and neighbourhood charities. Currently, we have a handful of local and international charities which we support financially and through hands-on volunteering.

All members of the club participate in weekly volunteering to help our community and those in need. The Lumsden Club has a longstanding relationship with a number of local charity shops including Save The Children and Barnardo’s and we are excited to have recently expanded our volunteering to the British Heart Foundation charity shop. In keeping with our aim to promote the arts, a number of members also volunteer at the Byre. The club looks forward to increase our support network for Families First, who are committed to assisting and encouraging local family units..

The Lumsden Club directs all the proceeds from our events to the projects we support financially. A crucial factor when discerning the recipients of our financial contributions is a clear insight into how the funds will be spent. Hence, all of the organizations we support monetarily is either based locally or is relatively small. To that end we have established a close collaboration with Tayside Children with Cancer and Leukaemia (TCCL), located in Fife.

In the recent past, we have contributed to charities such as orphanages and HIV centres across the globe from Guatemala to Kenya

About Me

You can stay at Cambo on a bed and breakfast basis, holiday in one of our apartments or cottages, or why not try glamping in our posh lotus belle tents.
Day visitors can escape to the gardens, explore the woodland walks to the see and participate in the numerous events we host throughout the year.